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Knockdown Center

Knockdown Center

Maspeth

A converted 1903 glass factory turned door factory turned music destination, this 50,000-square-foot warehouse is NYC's largest independent music venue. With soaring ceilings that create bouncy acoustics, multiple indoor spaces, and the outdoor Ruins for summer dancing, it hosts everything from house and techno to indie rock and experimental performance art.

Footlight Presents

Footlight Presents

Ridgewood

A cozy neighborhood bar with a secret weapon: a back room stage where local artists, musicians, and comedians take the spotlight. Grab a craft cocktail, catch an open mic, and soak up the Ridgewood community spirit.

Games in A Dungeon

Games in A Dungeon

Middle Village

Roll dice, shuffle cards, or just hang out at this friendly game café. With shelves of board games, D&D sessions, and a BYOB policy, it's the spot for low-key fun.

Kpop Karaoke

Kpop Karaoke

Flushing

Private karaoke rooms with crisp sound systems where you can sing anything from BTS to ballads. The YouTube option means no song is off limits, and friendly staff keep the vibes (and free water) flowing.

QED Astoria

QED Astoria

Astoria • Free

Q.E.D. is a woman-owned indie arts space that hosts over 100 events a month: stand-up, storytelling, drink-and-draw sessions, and open mics. The cozy, book-lined room feels like a creative living room where locals gather to perform, learn, and laugh together.

LIV KTV&PARTY

LIV KTV&PARTY

Flushing

Flushing's sleek karaoke playground serves up private rooms with pro-grade sound, app-based song controls, and a massive catalog spanning Chinese, English, Korean, and Japanese hits.

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